It’s that time of year again for us Chinese to clean our house before the February CNY. And when you clean, you’re gonna discover lotsa stuff hidden in your cupboards/shelves.
There are many ways to get rid of your junk.
1. give it to your relatives/friends/needy
2. sell it at eBay, Lelong.com.my, etc
3. sell it at your own website (eg. my Secondhand Dogs)
4. organize a garage sale
5. simply throw it away
Since posting some of the items in Secondhand Dogs did not wave any interested buyers, we (mom and me) decided to offload some of our junk at Cash Converter.
Whoa! more junk in the car’s boot. Let’s see what I load in the boot area: tiger hand-stitched picture, hamster’s maze, car seats cover, winter clothes, novels, cd, lamp, handbags, printer, hp charger and DVD stand.
Unfortunately we brought back almost half of the junk because they’re either not accepted by Cash Converter or because of the low offered price which is so uncompromising. But because we really wanted to get rid some of the items, we JUST sold it to them.
There are still loads of junk in our house. Old clothes and novels to be given away, etc but some will remain in our cupboard for another year. 
p/s: Say hello to the first weekend of Y2007. Yipee!
Tags: eBay, Lelong.com.my, Secondhand Dogs, Cash Converter
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hedonistics anonymous Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 9:13 amVisit hedonistics anonymous
hamster maze??? did you manage to sell that one??? i’ve been thinking of keeping a hamster and if you still have the maze and willing to let it go for cheap, i’ll buy it from you.
narrowband Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 11:04 amVisit narrowband
USJ2 mosque having this donation drive for the flood victims. More info on usj.com.my forums :p Otherwise, Xim Bou Moon (er… say in cantonese) also got take, but not channeled to flood victims lah. Another organisation is Freecycle (in malaysia: freecycle malaysia).. You offer things that other people may want. No charge.
Kleio Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 11:29 amVisit Kleio
Novels? You can try to sell some off to ‘Payless Bookshop’- it’s a secondhand bookshop. I love that place.
Che-Cheh Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 1:18 pmVisit Che-Cheh
Hedo, I sold it already.
sophie Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 1:27 pmVisit sophie
errrr.. what is cash converter? a shop?
Che-Cheh Says:
January 5th, 2007 at 1:58 pmVisit Che-Cheh
Sophie, yup a shop that buys and sells used items. Basically if you have anything to sell you can visit them but please bear in mind that they offer very cheap price. Eg. handbag RM5/RM3. Of course you can go there to buy some cheap items as well.
Neo Says:
January 6th, 2007 at 12:20 amVisit Neo
Where is this Cash Converter shop?
Che-Cheh Says:
January 6th, 2007 at 4:56 pmVisit Che-Cheh
Neo, There’s one at Kelana Jaya…along the main road. Can’t remember the exact location. Another one at Bukit Tinggi, Klang.